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Allyson Mckoon - How To Prevent The Sun From Setting Just For One Night Lyrics

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'Cause I'll only say this once
A mission only to warn you what I'm worried you'll become
So complicit in the murder of my son
You don't believe me
But I think maybe you're the gun
Ooh, ooh

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Maybe I can make this work
You can trust me
When I tell you that it doesn't have to hurt
You know how much I care about the earth
You don't believe me
But I won't make this worse
Oh no

But when I walked inside
I swore that I could fly
I saw the stained glass windows
Knew I'd never die
Placеd my hands upon the columns
All adorned with glitter and gold and such prеcious stones
I could see the sky and the earth on the walls
I walked through the halls but they stalled and they said no
And they said it more than once
But I didn't listen
When they promised that I couldn't move the sun
As if I were missing
How much it weighed, how many tons
Baby, you wouldn't admit it
But you know it's so much fun

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'Cause I'll only say this once
The kitchen
You say it's haunted but I wanna know who haunts
Oh, illicit categories of drugs
You don't believe me
But I think maybe they're enough
Ooh, ooh

Listen
Maybe I can make this work
You can trust me
When I promise that it doesn't have to hurt
You know how much I care about the earth
(How much I care about the earth, ooh, ooh)
You don't believe me
(Please believe me)
But I won't make this worse
Oh no
But when I walked inside
I swore that I could fly
I saw the stained glass windows
Knew I'd never die
Placed my hands upon the columns
All adorned with glitter and gold and such precious stones
I could see the sky and the earth on the walls
Walked through the halls and thought maybe
I could be home here
I could be home here
Walked up the staircase
Yours could be my place
But they said no

And they said it more than once
But I didn't listen
When they promised that I couldn't move the sun
As if I were missing
How much it weighed, how many tons

But when I walked inside
I swore that I could fly
I saw the stained glass windows
Knew I'd never die
Placed my hands upon the columns
All adorned with glitter and gold and such precious stones
I could see the sky and the earth on the walls
I walked through the halls but they stalled and they said no
And they said it more than once
But I didn't listen
When they promised that I couldn't move the sun
As if I were missing
How much it weighed, how many tons
As if I'd never thought about losing
I think I've already lost
And the wildest thing about losing
And the funniest thing about losing
Is losing's so much fun

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